For almost the entirety of Firefox’s 12-year history, Mozilla Firefox has been primarily funded by a incentive deal with Google. Since 2004, Google has been paying about 85% of Mozilla’s total income to keep Google as the default search provider. Today, that finally changes: Google is out and there is a hint that yahoo is taking over.Yahoo will become Firefox’s default search provider in the US. Under the hood, Yahoo Search is still powered by Microsoft Bing.
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In China, Baidu will remain the default search provider — but in Russia, where Google was previously the default, it will be replaced by the local Yandex Search. In all cases, the drop-down menu will continue to offer a variety of search engines (Google, Amazon, DuckDuckGo, Wikipedia, etc.)
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Really! so strange
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